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DescueveSomething extraordinary, incredible, or completely off the charts in the best possible way. In Chile, descueve is the ultimate superlative for cool — when something's el descueve, there's simply nothing better.
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Patear los tarrosTo leave a place suddenly without warning, bail out of a situation, or abandon someone without any explanation. In Chile, patearte los tarros to someone is to ghost them or leave them stranded.
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GuaguaIn Chile and Bolivia, 'guagua' refers to a baby or a young child, while in Cuba and Puerto Rico, it means a bus. This dual meaning showcases the rich cultural context of the Spanish language.
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ZoqueteA blockhead, dimwit, or someone who makes the most basic mistakes over and over. A zoquete doesn't learn no matter how many times you explain something — they're consistently, reliably clueless.
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Hard launchThe official, full public debut of a couple on social media — a clear photo together, names used, maybe even a relationship label. The hard launch leaves no room for interpretation: it's real and they want everyone to know.
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Descueve0 votes

Something extraordinary, incredible, or completely off the charts in the best possible way. In Chile, descueve is the ultimate superlative for cool — when something's el descueve, there's simply nothing better.

alanlucena
Patear los tarros0 votes

To leave a place suddenly without warning, bail out of a situation, or abandon someone without any explanation. In Chile, patearte los tarros to someone is to ghost them or leave them stranded.

alanlucena
Guagua0 votes

In Chile and Bolivia, 'guagua' refers to a baby or a young child, while in Cuba and Puerto Rico, it means a bus. This dual meaning showcases the rich cultural context of the Spanish language.

alanlucena
Zoquete0 votes

A blockhead, dimwit, or someone who makes the most basic mistakes over and over. A zoquete doesn't learn no matter how many times you explain something — they're consistently, reliably clueless.

alanlucena
Hard launch0 votes

The official, full public debut of a couple on social media — a clear photo together, names used, maybe even a relationship label. The hard launch leaves no room for interpretation: it's real and they want everyone to know.

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